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BLUE FIRE

Z. A. Maxfield

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Blue Fire

Z. A. Maxfield

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Editor: Barbara Marshall

Cover Artist: Anne Cain

Dedication

This one is for Patric Michael, who held my hand (online) the whole time I was writing it

and sent me a virtual hug that made all the difference on a day I when I truly thought nothing

could.

Chapter One

Adam's heart sank. He had no water to fight the fire . The arm beneath his fingers

trembled. He gave it a gentle tug to pull its owner away from the building, and they

watched helplessly as it was consumed by fire. He was already sick inside, afraid the

loud crack he'd just heard indicated that the structure, fully involved now, was due for a

roof collapse. Sparks shot up into the night sky, and what he feared became a reality. A

tremendous roar echoed off the canyon walls as what was once a tremendously

beautiful home collapsed in on itself.

The man beside him stared, uncomprehending. “That's my home.”

“I'm sorry.” Adam wanted to cover the man's eyes, to turn him away to keep him

from watching. He wanted someone else, preferably from the police or the Red Cross to

come and help him.

The man shook his head.

“What's your name?” Adam asked. “I put in a call for help.”

“Jared Kenny.” The man turned a bewildered face to him, and Adam wondered

again how he'd gotten into this mess. They both had to shout over the roar of the wind

and the crackling of the fire. “How did you find me? I would be inside the house if you

hadn't come.” At this, Jared's knees buckled, and Adam helped him to sit on the curb.

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